Job Search Copilot: Appraise Your CV, Benchmark Your Salary, Find Jobs & Prep Interviews

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Four tools in one career capsule: get an honest CV appraisal against your target role, benchmark your salary against market data and open-role pay ranges, search open jobs ranked by fit (with applied jobs tracked and hidden), and prep for interviews with role-specific questions and answer guidance.

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“I'm a Senior Data Analyst with 6 years of experience in Denver earning $95,000. Am I underpaid?”

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“Senior data analysts typically earn between $80,000 and $120,000 depending on location and company. $95,000 seems reasonable, but you could research sites like Glassdoor to compare.”

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“First I'd confirm whether $95,000 is base or total pay, then map your title to the closest BLS occupation and pull the Denver-area 25th, 50th, 75th and 90th percentile wages, plus posted pay ranges from current Senior Data Analyst openings in Colorado, where postings must include a range. With 6 years' experience you'd expect to sit around the median to 75th percentile, so I'd tell you which percentile $95,000 lands at, cite the sources and dates, and give you ranked levers: a raise ask anchored to those numbers, certifications valued for analytics roles, or roles whose posted ranges start above your pay.”

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